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when the force applied on an objectis doubled,how does the pressure exerted on the object change

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When force is applied to an object, it is doubled. How does the pressure exerted on the object change? Pressure is force per unit area, and therefore proportional to force for a fixed area. This means doubling the force will double the pressure

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Pressure is the force applied perpendicular to the surface of an object per unit area over which that force is distributed. As pressure is force on a unit area it depends on what grounds do you double the force. For example if you double the force and let the area remain constant then the pressure is doubled.

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